Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

In the afternoon, Ruby arrived early at the auditorium with the student council to begin preparations.

The opening ceremony of the Art Festival would begin with her performance. Ruby planned to play a world-famous piece. Bryan’s Second Life Concerto,

Ruby practiced day and night for this performance, hoping to make a big impression at the Art Festival. She knew she wouldn’t win first place in other events, so she didn’t compete in those. However, she was confident she could win the top prize in the piano event.

Argrol University’s Art Festival had invited Seacrity’s upper class and the media. It would also feature an important figure as a mystery guest.

Unbeknownst to others, Ruby, as the student council president, already knew who it was. She had already invited this mystery guest twice. This time, the guest agreed to come because of his relationship with Simon.

The mystery guest was none other than Zion Holmes, a famous young pianist in Clusia.

Ruby had always dreamed of joining his studio. For anyone studying piano in Clusia, joining Zion’s studio was a dream come true. So, the performance at the opening ceremony was vital for Ruby. If she could leave a strong impression on Zion, she might have the chance to join his studio.

Bonnie came along with Yvette and Ryan. She was the physics department’s representative, so she volunteered for the opening ceremony. Even though she wasn’t competing, she still had the opportunity to attend.

Besides, Bonnie always felt that Ruby had some hidden agenda, so she insisted on staying close to Yvette and not giving Ruby any opportunity to take advantage of her. The rumors she had heard weren’t for nothing.

The auditorium was already filled with people, including participants from various departments and volunteers like Bonnie who were there to help.

“Ruby, Yvette and the others are here. Just as Ruby was directing people to move the piano to the center of the stage, she heard her friend saying that Yvette had arrived.

glanced at Ryan standing beside Yvette in a white shirt

being introverted. He never seemed close to anyone. “Why did he come with Yvette?

smile, completely different from the other day when she was being difficult.

of thing he’d seen plenty of since he was young-people acting humble, desperate to

was fuming. Ruby had never seemed faker than ever. She was the one who insisted Yvette attend the Art Festival, yet anyone who didn’t know

muplicate her, so she quickly interrupted. “Forget it. Just come. Yvette, you and Bonnie are

I nonchalantly told Ryan, “Your seat is the second chair in

you the last

fiddling with her phone No, it’s line. I’ll sit in the back with the representative and Yvette. You can

phone and looked

hadn’t listened at all. Ruby’s face turned ashen. She couldn’t even force a fake smile.

With just one question, Ruby was furious. How did she not notice this talent before? Even Ryan,

everyone. Then, she thought about the Art Festival, and Ruby could only slowly suppress her

then,

wish,” she said, lifting her head proudly and straightening her back before returning to the center of the

dare to say anything. As the student council president, Ruby had considerable power. She often lost her temper with the lower-ranking members, and anyone who had been

he wasn’t particularly familiar with them, so sitting together felt inappropriate. They were the only ones in the last row, leaving a large space there. Everyone had moved to the front, so no one noticed Yevite taking out her black phone. She hacked into a website effortlessly, scanned through ten

just attacked. The attacker was probably a top-tier hacker, but they didn’t succeed. The attack was too

of Homeland Security, calmly lit a cigar, completely unconcerned. Incidents like this happened all the time. There were always reckless individuals trying to attack the national security system, so